What a relief!

Exactly two months after my last post, I'm glad to annouce that I'm almost done with my PhD.  I had my viva yesterday and Alhamdulillah I passed with minor correction.  What a relief! I just need to do the amendments and submit the hardbound copy to the university.  The stress of finishing off the PhD is over and now I can concentrate on my cancer battle.

In the last post, I did mention about taking a break after submitting the thesis.  The holiday in Tioman was superb.  Everyone in the family enjoyed it very much.  We even plan to go there again sometime.  Unfortunately, too much of swimming and snorkelling has somewhat affect my tumor.  I had infection on my affected breast to the extend that it bled profusely.  I managed to control the bleeding by myself; had I gone to the hospital, they would have performed an emergency surgery on me.  So instead, I google to find similar experience of bleeding breast tumor and I came across a natural healer's blog in Bali.  From her blog, I got a lead of Dr (H) Chan, who believed that cancer is caused by heavy toxins in the body.  In fact, the Bali woman had three root canals of which after she removed them, she is cured of her cancer.  When I saw Dr (H) Chan, he tested my toxin levels and the readings are very very high.  He made me an antidote for my super detox and advised me to remove all my amalgam filling which could be the source of heavy toxins in my body.  No wonder whatever I take does not heal me - my immune system is busy clearing off the toxins and neglect my cancer.  I have started to remove my amalgam fillings one by one now and have few more to go.

Dr (H) Chan also prescibed me baking soda and maple syrup to cure the cancer.  I asked him whether he knew of any doctor who can inject baking soda directly to the tumor and he gave me the number of Dr Mak in Seri Kembangan.  I went to see Dr Mak and he suggested a combination of ozone and baking soda for my cancer treatment.  I'm convinced after learning that lots of cancer patients and diabetic patients in his clinic got cured by ozone treatment.  In my case, he injects baking soda alternate with ozone (per treatment), clean the blood with ozone & UV (around 30 minutes), and then infuse the baking soda directly into my vein.  The treatment takes around 2 hours and I do it twice a week.  So far, I have had 10 treatments and the tumor has started to shrink.  My pocket shrinks too coz' per treatment costs me around RM500 :-)  I don't really mind actually, and I pray that I'd get cured using this regime.

One thing good about this ozone treatment compared to chemo is that I feel lively, I even had the chance to go to Netherlands last month for a conference.  Over in Netherlands, I cycle around 3 kilometers everyday to the conference venue and I feel fine.  I remember when I was in the UK, few days after the chemo I cycled to the office, when I reached the office I was out of breath and it took quite sometime to recover.

And now it's fasting month, I have no problem fasting.  Hopefully during fasting month the cancer cells will starve and with the ozone and baking soda, they will die off naturally...
  

I'm back!

And yes, I'm back from a long silence :-) Well, I was busy actually, finishing off my thesis, and it's now done and ready to be sent to the examiners.  The next step is to prepare for viva, I guess I can take a break eh, by updating this blog.

Healthwise, I'm alright despite the stress of writing and finishing off.  People who seldom meet me, say that I'm really really slim.  My cousin that I met during my aunt's funeral recently, said I shouldn't be this thin at this age.  Why?  I look sick eh?  My friend on FB when commenting on my photo was asking if I was alright, and advised that I should go and check my sugar level.  Hyperglycemia? Maybe not as I don't take sweet things.  Hypoglycemia?  Maybe not too coz' I don't have any symptom of being in that state.  I'm perfectly alright, BP is normal, BMI is normal and I'm enjoying myself being slim especially when I go out with my eldest daughter; her friends thought that I was her big sister :-)  When I go anywhere, people call me 'kakak' rather than 'makcik'.  Ahhhhh, what a pleasure.

As for the progress of my big C, I'm now taking keladi tikus capsule (local product) or its scientific name Typhonium Flagelliforme.  So far so good, I can see the reaction and I'm going to continue taking it.  I have also tried few other products from US but I guess I'd stick to the keladi tikus which is affordable and effective.  Dari kaya kan orang luar, baik kaya kan sedara se islam sendiri ek.

I'm still taking the sabah snake grass, sometimes by just chewing the leaves.  My nursery friend told me that there was one doctor diagnosed with BC stage one, she chewed three leaves every day (few times a day maybe) and the cancer is gone in a month.  Wah! Dr also go for alternative eh.  True enough, they know that the chemo is not good, it's poisoning the body and yet they recommend people to go through the chemo, radiation and surgery...

When I was busy writing up, I skipped my aerobics and as an alternative, I have now started walking every day at the park near home.  After I dropped the kids at school, I stop by at the park and walk for 20 minutes with my eldest who is on holiday now.  It feels good, really sweating and the best part is that I breath in oxygen every morning.  The park is lively in the morning with a group of people doing tai chi, some jog and some walk too.  I guess people are aware of the need for exercise and are really practising it eh.  Excellent!

Kids will be on school holiday next week and coincidently, our uni will be on Gawai holiday next week.  My eldest is also on holiday, so we thought it would be a good time to take a break.  Our destination would be Tioman Island.  I've never been there and really looking forward to the trip next week.  It's time to enjoy the white sandy beaches and the clear water and I'm looking forward to snorkeling too.  But before going, I should take a pic of mine before going coz' I'm sure I'd be very tanned when I get back :-)  

     

What to eat?

Recently I had a request from a friend whose sister-in-law's niece is suspected of having cancer. The question is - what to eat? I thought I'd post it here to benefit others as well. Like it or not, cancer is a chronic metabolic disease. We are what we eat, therefore, we must change our food intake. Eat fresh food, avoid processed food, avoid dairy products, avoid sugar,& take lots of anti-oxidants. What are those? I think we can google search by ourselves eh...By the way, a recent visit to the alternative practitioners, they forbid me from taking chicken, egg and banana until I'm cured. Why chicken? We pretty well know eh the live of a chicken is 45 days before they are slaughtered. Wah, so fast huh! surely there are lot of growth hormone being injected. When we eat the chicken, coincidently we consume the growth hormone too. Our cancer cells become very happy :-)

Besides food intake, we must also make sure our BMI is within a normal range. When I was diagnosed my BMI was really over the normal range but now, with lots of pantang, my BMI is now at a normal range.

How to get a normal BMI? Well, surely we must eat less, and exercise. I've just started joining aerobic at the office and have already planned with a few friends to resume swimming at our uni's pool. But then again if you prefer less stranious exercise, yoga or taichi could be the other alternatives.

Lastly, lead a happy life, reduce stress and insya'Allah we will be alright...

Musang king - you got me!

I was in quite a severe pain this week because of this culprit - musang king, the yellow flesh durian that is very rich and creamy, courtesy of my neighbour :-) Can't sleep at night because the thing throbbed really bad that I had to take pain killer to doze me off.

Well, I actually have been having durian since last week, the trees back in my hometown bare some fruits and I cannot resist looking at the king of fruit! I'm going back home again this weekend, but this time, I promise not to take any :-) Boy it was really painful. When I look back, durian is one of the forbidden item to consume while I'm on Sabah Snake Grass. Padan muka ku - langgar pantang!

Usually when I have had durian, I also drink the fresh hempedu bumi tea just to neutralize the sweetness. Unfortunately, when I had the durian at home here, there was no hempedu bumi tea to take. My hempedu bumi that grew wild in my garden pot, has been destroyed by the guy who cleared my garden recently. As the remedy, I just boil the soursop leaves and drink it as and when, and make sure I bring some to the office too. It works and the pain is now manageable.

What an experience at the end of 2011...2012 is coming, wishing everyone who reads this blog a prosperous and a happy new year. 2011 was quite a good year, hoping for a better 2012, Insya'Allah...

Ample supply of Sabah Snake Grass

A friend has just called that he has ample supply of Sabah Snake Grass in his nursery. This is a very good news to me as my SSG are still growing and the leaves are still young. The matured leaves seem to work for me based on my experience taking them. My friend has ample of it now in this rainy season, real big leaves which are ready for harvest. To those in Klang Valley area who would like a supply of fresh leaves at a very minimal cost (upah petik:-), do contact me at 019-2287366. Not only that the SSG is good to treat cancer, it can also be used to treat those with high cholesterol, high blood pressure, high uric acid and diabetes. So why not give it a try...

Thankful for another birthday

Alhamdulillah, I get to see 45 :-) Hope for many more years to come with good health of course. I've been busy lately with teaching loads, some shootings (as I appeared in Wanita Hari Ini (TV3) recently and will appear in Nona soon) and managing the kids who were supposed to go for surgery last month but postponed til next week.

Health wise, manageable. Felt a bit of pain lately after I had hempedu bumi blended with green apple recently. Came to know that the hempedu bumi is also call Indian Snake Grass, the cousin of Sabah Snake Grass that I've been taking :-) As for the pain, it shows that the treatment is responding. Soon the lump will get smaller and smaller and will be totally gone. At least I dreamt about it last night!

Have to pen off now to go out and celebrate...

Go green

It has been almost two months since my previous entry. Well, actually I wrote one during fasting month but it did get published. Just to mention that it was a blissful Ramadhan, fasting at ease, praying at ease too. The best part is that I lost 4 kg and my BMI is now at the normal range.

Raya was a good one too. Our theme this year is 'green'. In line with going back to nature, growing greens, eating greens :-)

Raya is almost over, semester has already started and I'm back to normal life - teaching and finishing off my thesis. And at the same time, still fighting with the big 'C'.

I went to Pasar Tani Shah Alam two weeks back and glad to find the Sabah Snake Grass - very healthy and bushy plant and I grabbed 4 of them, planning to re-grow more. I revisited about SSG in the net and guess what, some do advise to just chew the leaves! I'd be like kambing (goat) soon :-) For the sake of getting better, I don't mind. But I like it better by drinking the blended SSG with green apple which reminds me, I'm out of green apple and I should drop by at the pasar malam here to get some.

Had breakfast with friends this morning and when chatting about health, they were amazed on how relax I'm when I told them that I felt another lump near my armpit. Well, as long as I'm ok, and I'm taking what I should to get rid of it, I need not worry about it. Besides, I haven't gone for my scan to check whether it's cancerous or not. I guess it's time to really go green eh!